| A few days ago, Pornhub's parent company, MindGeek, rebranded to "Aylo" in a desperate attempt to sanitize its image. A MindGeek executive was quoted saying the name change is intended to give their employees "a fresh start" and "correct misinformation and public perception about the company." What misinformation, you may ask? What public perception? Oh. Do they perhaps mean the stacks of survivor testimonies, lawsuits, investigations, mainstream news articles, and other evidence demonstrating how MindGeek/Porhub has facilitated and profited from child sexual abuse, rape, sex trafficking, and other sexual crimes? Yup, sounds about right. MindGeek can call itself Aylo if it likes. But they are still the same exploitative company. Read more. |
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| Pornhub and all platforms that disseminate pornography MUST verify the age and meaningful consent of all individuals depicted in their videos. Until they do this, child sexual abuse material, sex trafficking, rape, and other image-based sexual abuse will continue to fester on these sites. Sign the petition calling for meaningful age and consent verification now! |
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Learn more about the evidence of Pornhub's crimes, our work to hold them accountable, and victories we've already achieved together here. |
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| Think back to the first time you, your child, or someone you care about was exposed to pornography. If the experience you’re imagining tracks with available data, there’s a good chance the exposure was unintentional. What was the effect of that first unintentional exposure? Did it burn distressing images into your/your loved one’s mind that couldn’t be erased? Did it set you/them on a path towards a destructive pornography addiction? Now that you’ve imagined that experience … imagine it didn’t happen. Imagine wiping away all the negative effects that sprang from stumbling on pornography that first time. This imaginary alternate reality can now be the actual reality for all future generations. How, you may ask? Because you joined us in calling on Google to prioritize safety, and they listened! Google is now blurring all sexually explicit images in Google Images search results—a change which we have been requesting for 10 years, and which they promised in February. In addition, Google has made positive updates to their reporting and removal process for image-based sexual abuse, making the process more accessible and survivor-centered. Read more. |
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| Are you preparing for an exquisite evening at our Radiating Hope Gala, on October 26? Here are some Gala Do's and Dont's to help you get ready! 👠 Do don your favorite semi-formal outfit—but don't be upset if someone is wearing the same dress as you. Take it as a symbol of our unity as a movement! 🍷 Do savor the fine dining—but don't forget to also savor the connections you can make with fellow advocates and like-minded people! 🎶 Do revel in the captivating melodies—but don't forget to revel even more in the progress we've made together, towards a world without sexual exploitation! And above all: DO buy your ticket and DON'T miss this delightful event! |
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| Details of graphic evidence compiled by Romanian prosecutors, alleging that Andrew Tate coerced women into sexual acts, have been seen by the BBC... The 300 pages of reported testimony and evidence seen by the BBC provide a rare glimpse inside the pre-trial prosecution case against Andrew Tate, whose controversial views and online influence have sparked warnings from teachers, police and rights groups. Included in the summary is a reproduced text message in which Mr Tate appears to claim leadership of the adult content business that prosecutors say was a human trafficking ring. Read more here. |
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